Not to say rich rich... but there r ppl with savings sufficient to buy perhaps 1-2 properties for investment. Most of the time they spend prudently.

I know 1 rich taikor in Klg bought 8-9 bungalows for his grandchildren. U tell me, what is his mind thinking.

GKS I beg to differ.

some ppl are rich bcos they are good at their particular field(s), but not necessary in property investment.

over the years, u see many ppl got either burnt in shares, properties or other investment methods......especially those mlm companies.

Yes.... some... but trio.. gravi8.. total maybe 1.5-2k units?

Can find so many of these buyers... eventually the developers will look out from local dragon market

same scenario in kepong and sentul lah....

developers just to make money nia......they dun really care who are the buyers.

at least kepong and sentul still close to KL, younger may still buy for own stay.

but pahsang......I dunno leh......

I am just referring to forumner posting that rich pahsang lang buy few units for empty or for children.

If you buy for own use.. as long as you like it and can afford it....

This post has been edited by gks: Jul 18 2016, 01:12 PM

i think people willing to relocate if the area / development / township is good... look at setia alam, my friend laugh why buy in setia alam since so far yet overpriced but now he stay there, sumore buy from sub sale

some people willing to relocate for better choice or affordability by seeing why they stay in seremban and travel to KL to work

Agreed. Port Klang town is a dead town n MANY logistics n related companies have relocated to bukit tinggi, bayu tinggi botanic area.

I think the exciting area is the commercials tht start from botanic flyover with wct 2.7b paradigm project beside and gravit8 further up. Then u go in botanic(40%) (despite some part still low occupancy) business is picking up with many new seafood restaurant, GM type n logistic companies moving thr due to good access. Things get more lively(100% occupancy) around the shops facing aeon in botanic n bbt2. today many cafe, japanese, korean, steamboat places are located here n many are doing very well. Adjacent to AEON is the Landmark office n lead svc apartment

After the bbt2 area comes TRIO by setia and subsequently bukit tinggi 1(95+%) which is the CENTRE of klang with even more shops, 13 banks, office towers, Manipal Hospital, Premiere hotel and more. After tht is bayu tinggi(60%) and bayu perdana(80%) with more shops and companies based there.

There must be a reason why 22 banks open in this small stretch

This post has been edited by Babizz: Jul 19 2016, 10:43 PM

Manipal Hospital in operation now after Arunamari moved there last Saturday.

BBT1 and BBT2 does have plenty of Semi-D / Superlink Terrace inside. Do note Klang Jaya and Andalas have old-school Semi-D and Bungalow which are known to be quite rich in cash as well.

This one Trio expecting either fully furnish with moderm lobby / hotel like concierge and possible dedicated elevated walkway to future Tesco LRT station for the pricing. Otherwise GG.

Klang city centre is too old and needs major restoration. Not comfortable as town planning is out of date. Most residents are moving out to the North and South fringes of Klang where connectivities to major highways are near. Clustered and gated are in favour now.

I guess it is quite unnecessary to guess who is staying in Klang or not. From various projects, we can see that there are still reasonable demand for landed properties. For highrise, this will be a new territory, where everyone is only able to guess instead of analysing with retrospective data.

Let's see what trio offers, then we can make an educated guess on whether the deal is sensible or not.

A reason why LRT3 is routed to this area.

+1

Visited their booth at SCM. Indicative price before rebate $700psf. If can give 10% rebate still $630psf. Saying bye bye to this project liao.....

Boss did u take any pics of the showmodel thingy? CRAZY price if really 630psf even. Like u said will struggle in sales.

Too many sales ppl there, so no chance to take photo.

Sometimes i wonder how SPS does market research. Maybe bcos it comes with 10:90 scheme n construction period is 4 yrs, so they thought price shall appreciate to that level upon completion. Selling future price, kot.

How about RM500 psf?

R u pulling my leg?

Will you bye bye at RM500 psf?

My hypothetical answer is NO for ur hypothetical question.

This post has been edited by klangvalleyrookie: Jul 21 2016, 10:48 PM

What is the price you would commit?